How does one use the abbrlist command?
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I am trying to compile a list of abbreviations for my PhD dissertation. The Latex template (Cornell) suggest I use the abbrlist command but I can't seem to be able to generate a list with acronyms from all chapters. I am using the glossaries package with all the proper options and have found a way to generate the list but it does not show in the table of contents (since it is not recognized by the abbrlist command). How can use the abbrlist command? the people who designed the thesis template say abbrlist behaves like the chapter* command. what does that mean?
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I am trying to compile a list of abbreviations for my PhD dissertation. The Latex template (Cornell) suggest I use the abbrlist command but I can't seem to be able to generate a list with acronyms from all chapters. I am using the glossaries package with all the proper options and have found a way to generate the list but it does not show in the table of contents (since it is not recognized by the abbrlist command). How can use the abbrlist command? the people who designed the thesis template say abbrlist behaves like the chapter* command. what does that mean?
glossaries acronyms
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Theglossariespackage doesn't provide that command. If you want the glossary to show in the table of contents, you should be able to just use thetocpackage option:usepackage[toc]{glossaries}.
– Nicola Talbot
1 hour ago
Thanks! That's what I was thinking and tried to do. The problem is that glossaries is incompatible with the tocprelim option in my document class, and that the lists of figures and tables won't show in the table of contents (if I switch to toc).
– Thibaud
1 hour ago
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I am trying to compile a list of abbreviations for my PhD dissertation. The Latex template (Cornell) suggest I use the abbrlist command but I can't seem to be able to generate a list with acronyms from all chapters. I am using the glossaries package with all the proper options and have found a way to generate the list but it does not show in the table of contents (since it is not recognized by the abbrlist command). How can use the abbrlist command? the people who designed the thesis template say abbrlist behaves like the chapter* command. what does that mean?
glossaries acronyms
asked 2 hours ago
Thibaud
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I am trying to compile a list of abbreviations for my PhD dissertation. The Latex template (Cornell) suggest I use the abbrlist command but I can't seem to be able to generate a list with acronyms from all chapters. I am using the glossaries package with all the proper options and have found a way to generate the list but it does not show in the table of contents (since it is not recognized by the abbrlist command). How can use the abbrlist command? the people who designed the thesis template say abbrlist behaves like the chapter* command. what does that mean?
glossaries acronyms
glossaries acronyms
asked 2 hours ago
Thibaud
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asked 2 hours ago
Thibaud
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asked 2 hours ago
Thibaud
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asked 2 hours ago
Thibaud
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asked 2 hours ago
Thibaud
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Theglossariespackage doesn't provide that command. If you want the glossary to show in the table of contents, you should be able to just use thetocpackage option:usepackage[toc]{glossaries}.
– Nicola Talbot
1 hour ago
Thanks! That's what I was thinking and tried to do. The problem is that glossaries is incompatible with the tocprelim option in my document class, and that the lists of figures and tables won't show in the table of contents (if I switch to toc).
– Thibaud
1 hour ago
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Theglossariespackage doesn't provide that command. If you want the glossary to show in the table of contents, you should be able to just use thetocpackage option:usepackage[toc]{glossaries}.
– Nicola Talbot
1 hour ago
Thanks! That's what I was thinking and tried to do. The problem is that glossaries is incompatible with the tocprelim option in my document class, and that the lists of figures and tables won't show in the table of contents (if I switch to toc).
– Thibaud
1 hour ago
The
glossaries package doesn't provide that command. If you want the glossary to show in the table of contents, you should be able to just use the toc package option: usepackage[toc]{glossaries}.– Nicola Talbot
1 hour ago
The
glossaries package doesn't provide that command. If you want the glossary to show in the table of contents, you should be able to just use the toc package option: usepackage[toc]{glossaries}.– Nicola Talbot
1 hour ago
Thanks! That's what I was thinking and tried to do. The problem is that glossaries is incompatible with the tocprelim option in my document class, and that the lists of figures and tables won't show in the table of contents (if I switch to toc).
– Thibaud
1 hour ago
Thanks! That's what I was thinking and tried to do. The problem is that glossaries is incompatible with the tocprelim option in my document class, and that the lists of figures and tables won't show in the table of contents (if I switch to toc).
– Thibaud
1 hour ago
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glossariespackage doesn't provide that command. If you want the glossary to show in the table of contents, you should be able to just use thetocpackage option:usepackage[toc]{glossaries}.– Nicola Talbot
1 hour ago
Thanks! That's what I was thinking and tried to do. The problem is that glossaries is incompatible with the tocprelim option in my document class, and that the lists of figures and tables won't show in the table of contents (if I switch to toc).
– Thibaud
1 hour ago